Over the past few months, I have been checking a local fluddle that seems to never dry up. I've saved a few photos to post about when all is said and done, and the fluddle has dried up. That day is today. It enticed many types of peeps, but getting good photos was a whole other story. It was a tough shot at any time of day, but I managed a few that were blog-worthy. I also want to note that identifying these waders was very tough, so if you want to argue an ID, please do!
Least Sandpiper (?)
Long-billed Dowitcher
Greater Yellowlegs
Least Sandpipers(?) landing
An assortment of peeps including Greater Yellowlegs, Killdeer, and last but not least, mystery peeps. The smallest peeps in this scene I cannot ID. Can you?
5 comments:
Nice photos. I can't really tell what they are either.
Great shots,but to identify these guys,I won't even try.
Blessings,Ruth
Very beautiful peeps!
P.S. I smile every time I see your blog header! I love it!
A beautiful series. A spot like that is a haven for wildlife.
I have no idea about the identity of that bird either.
Wish I could help too Hannibal...but I love that last picture with them all in the same shot! Wonderful!
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